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espimax 12-28-2019 04:49 PM

Air density. Cooler air more oxygen intake , makes sense to me.

Senna-F1 12-28-2019 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by espimax (Post 3897520)
Air density. Cooler air more oxygen intake , makes sense to me.



Ehhh. Not gonna speak for SOHO, But most dyno posts apply a correction factor to account for that and other variables so that fair comparisons are possible.


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TopgunZ 01-01-2020 11:04 AM

Soho, how fast are you spinning this headunit? What size are the pulleys on the SC and Jackshaft of SC side?

Nik@SOHO 01-02-2020 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by TopgunZ (Post 3898315)
Soho, how fast are you spinning this headunit? What size are the pulleys on the SC and Jackshaft of SC side?

Topgunz, they are the same pulleys that are offered in the kit that you sell, the supercharger is NOT being overspun, which is the point I believe that you are trying to make here...

TopgunZ 01-02-2020 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Nik@SOHO (Post 3898441)
Topgunz, they are the same pulleys that are offered in the kit that you sell, the supercharger is NOT being overspun, which is the point I believe that you are trying to make here...

If that is the case, why would the customer choose to run without a filter and an 8psi pulley when you could have put a filter on and the 9psi pulley and made the same numbers? Is this what you advised him to do?

turtle64b 01-02-2020 09:51 AM

Would the trade-off here be long-term damage to either component?

If you leave the filter off and run the 8lb pulley, you preserve the longevity of the supercharger by not spinning it faster (i.e. 9lb pulley) at the risk of engine damage from debris.

If you put a filter on and run the 9lb pulley, you save the engine from the debris, but run the risk of quicker degradation of the Supercharger due to the faster speed.

nic370 01-02-2020 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by turtle64b (Post 3898463)
Would the trade-off here be long-term damage to either component?

If you leave the filter off and run the 8lb pulley, you preserve the longevity of the supercharger by not spinning it faster (i.e. 9lb pulley) at the risk of engine damage from debris.

If you put a filter on and run the 9lb pulley, you save the engine from the debris, but run the risk of quicker degradation of the Supercharger due to the faster speed.

By how much dose the 9psi pulley over spin the charger

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"Z"en 01-02-2020 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by nic370 (Post 3898464)
By how much dose the 9psi pulley over spin the charger

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About 4346.5 sc rpm (8.7 percent) @7500 engine rpm

turtle64b 01-02-2020 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by nic370 (Post 3898464)
By how much dose the 9psi pulley over spin the charger

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~48k vice 55.6k @ 7500 RPM

51.2k vice 58.5k @ 7900 RPM since SOHO is going to 7900

Per Vortech's impeller speed calculator. You can still use it even though it says "cog teeth" since it's just looking for a ratio. https://vortechsuperchargers.com/pag...eed-calculator

The Si version of the V3 is rated to 52k RPM
The Sci version of the V3 is rated at 53k RPM
Per Vortech's website

nic370 01-02-2020 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by turtle64b (Post 3898468)
~48k vice 55.6k @ 7500 RPM



51.2k vice 58.5k @ 7900 RPM since SOHO is going to 7900



Per Vortech's impeller speed calculator. You can still use it even though it says "cog teeth" since it's just looking for a ratio. https://vortechsuperchargers.com/pag...eed-calculator



The Si version of the V3 is rated to 52k RPM

The Sci version of the V3 is rated at 53k RPM

Per Vortech's website

Good info
Thanks

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TopgunZ 01-02-2020 10:12 AM

Can you explain this then???

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TopgunZ 01-02-2020 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by turtle64b (Post 3898463)
Would the trade-off here be long-term damage to either component?

If you leave the filter off and run the 8lb pulley, you preserve the longevity of the supercharger by not spinning it faster (i.e. 9lb pulley) at the risk of engine damage from debris.

If you put a filter on and run the 9lb pulley, you save the engine from the debris, but run the risk of quicker degradation of the Supercharger due to the faster speed.

A rebuilt head unit costs $700. A rebuilt Engine costs $7000.

turtle64b 01-02-2020 10:35 AM

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A rebuilt head unit costs $700. A rebuilt Engine costs $7000.

Yep, I'm 100% in agreeance on this point, I guess I was trying to diffuse the situation without knowing the exact purpose behind the comments. As long as the person who owns the build knows this, I would say that it is up to them. If they want to spin the unit 8k RPM than what it's rated and run without a filter, maybe they have the pockets for the long-term bill.

If SOHO's kit is actually running the ratio from the messaging shown, the SC would be spinning at almost 60k RPM. Seeing this gives me hope for power from my setup haha!

I would agree with you in respect to if SOHO is advertising these numbers with a different setup than your kit (i.e. pulley ratios), they should own and say that.

redondoaveb 01-02-2020 12:02 PM

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Yep, I'm 100% in agreeance on this point, I guess I was trying to diffuse the situation without knowing the exact purpose behind the comments. As long as the person who owns the build knows this, I would say that it is up to them. If they want to spin the unit 8k RPM than what it's rated and run without a filter, maybe they have the pockets for the long-term bill.

If SOHO's kit is actually running the ratio from the messaging shown, the SC would be spinning at almost 60k RPM. Seeing this gives me hope for power from my setup haha!

I would agree with you in respect to if SOHO is advertising these numbers with a different setup than your kit (i.e. pulley ratios), they should own and say that.

I guess I'm that guy. :rofl2: Here's what mine is spinning. I do have the 928 Super Vortech upgrade with ceramic bearings so hopefully that saves the sc. Also, running the turbo guard. I'm hoping Topgunz's new filter design will be less restrictive than the stock filter (which I'm sure it will be) and I'll go back to running a filter.

TopgunZ 01-02-2020 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by TopgunZ (Post 3898471)

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Originally Posted by Nik@SOHO (Post 3898441)
Topgunz, they are the same pulleys that are offered in the kit that you sell, the supercharger is NOT being overspun, which is the point I believe that you are trying to make here...


Sooooo...... You have logged in several times. Nothing?


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